Sentence examples for discernible advantages from inspiring English sources
The Transition must be driven to an airfield and outfitted for flight in other words, the flying car presents few discernible advantages over just having a small plane, other than the novelty factor, which would mostly just result in people giving you puzzled looks as you cruised by in a pod version of the Bluth stair car.
Despite the AKIN system possibly having greater sensitivity and specificity, it is currently unknown whether discernible advantages exist with one approach towards definition and classification versus the other.
Despite the AKIN criteria possibly having greater sensitivity and specificity, it is currently unknown whether discernible advantages exist with one approach towards definition and classification versus the other.
Whether discernible advantages in terms of sensitivity and specificity exist with Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) criteria versus Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss of Kidney Function, End-stage Kidney Disease (RIFLE) criteria is currently unknown.
Yang Kaisheng, the president of Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, said banks did not enjoy any discernible advantage because of the country's regulated rate program.
There seems to be no discernible advantage to the unusual structure of the team.
Conclusion: Low doses of naltrexone had no discernible advantage, and participants preferred 50 mg per day.
Sound quality, battery life, ease of navigation neither device has a discernible advantage over the other in any of these areas.
Moreover, the analysis by the Times, which utilized United Nations data, showed that the United States and Canada "have gained no discernible advantage in yields--food per acre--when measured against Western Europe".
As a matter of public policy, the cult of privatisation, according to Tony Judt, has produced "no discernible collective advantage".
The lack of a discernible Republican advantage is all the more surprising because Mr. Romney and conservatives have been spending more money.
